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- The Fed can pause rate hikes as financial conditions have tightened, the head of fixed income at JPMorgan Asset Management said.
- "They've told us they're data-dependent. Look at the data. They've won. They don't need to pile on," Bob Michele told Bloomberg TV.
- Inflation expectations have been falling, and banks have been making it harder to access credit.
The Federal Reserve can take a break from hiking interest rates as it's done enough tightening of financial conditions to cool inflationary pressures, a division head at JPMorgan Asset Management said Wednesday before the Fed released its March decision.